masona said:Do the pro use the Box Sinker, I don't see the electrician's brothering, any reason for this ? expensive, short life or rubbish ?
My guess would be that the main reason is that it needs an unfurnished empty house - the huge amount of dust created when any power cutting/grinding tool is applied to walls makes them no-nos once the house is decorated, furnished and occupied.masona said:Do the pro use the Box Sinker, I don't see the electrician's brothering, any reason for this ? expensive, short life or rubbish ?
benjiman said:ban-all-sheds said:Plan B - make the holes accurately enough so that no filling is required....
what, u can even do this on solid brick walls? Breeze block yes, dont see it being done for brick walls though.
Yes, it is - used to look like this:masona said:Ban's, is that your bathroom wall ? if so, just curious about the cable not been put in before plaster ?
masona said:Do the pro use the Box Sinker, I don't see the electrician's brothering, any reason for this ? expensive, short life or rubbish ?
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